Template for covering a Six Pack Bottle Carrier -
Posted: Tue May 10, 2011 8:13 pm
A couple weekends ago we had a little party. At the end of the night there were several 6 pack carriers left by the "party fridge". Like the crazy my family thinks I am, I insisted on not throwing these into the recycling bin but putting them on my craft shelf. Over the last few years I have seen various takes on decorating these for parties, gifts etc. And now, like found treasure, I had a supply of my VERY OWN! (Note- this was not the first time a 6 pack has entered my home but maybe because the moon was full and there were more than just a couple I decided to stash them.)
Fast forward to this week. My oldest was turning 16 and I wanted to make a gift basket to surprise at school. Ah-ha! I will use one of those nifty six pack holders and cover it with some sparkle plaid paper that just looks like my girl! (Now I can at least show my husband I am not totally insane.)
Well SCAL has made me lazy...why take the time to cut it with a knife (old school- aka 5 months ago for me) when I can just design and cut from the software! Plus, the added bonus of an easy way to cover the next one.
I thought I would share my template. I am not sure if all carriers are made equally but it should be easy enough to adjust. The file attached fits a Bud Light/Budweiser/Sam Adams carrier (or at least the ones found in this neck of the woods). The bonus of this project is if you don't have a spare container handy you can always go to the store purchase your favorite 6-pack...and then someone is going to need to drink 'em
Hope you enjoy! Happy crafting/scrapping/messing.
Fast forward to this week. My oldest was turning 16 and I wanted to make a gift basket to surprise at school. Ah-ha! I will use one of those nifty six pack holders and cover it with some sparkle plaid paper that just looks like my girl! (Now I can at least show my husband I am not totally insane.)
Well SCAL has made me lazy...why take the time to cut it with a knife (old school- aka 5 months ago for me) when I can just design and cut from the software! Plus, the added bonus of an easy way to cover the next one.
I thought I would share my template. I am not sure if all carriers are made equally but it should be easy enough to adjust. The file attached fits a Bud Light/Budweiser/Sam Adams carrier (or at least the ones found in this neck of the woods). The bonus of this project is if you don't have a spare container handy you can always go to the store purchase your favorite 6-pack...and then someone is going to need to drink 'em

Hope you enjoy! Happy crafting/scrapping/messing.